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Meanings of enter the thicket in English
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Usage of enter the thicket in English
1
He must not be allowed to enter the thicket; I must cripple the horse.
2
Now, we'll enter the thicket.
3
He did not see his brother enter the thicket, but he heard the passage of his body through the leaves and branches.
4
Tom crossed the road and entered the thicket on the other side.
5
Very carefully they parted the bushes that overhung the stream, and entered the thicket.
6
They reported the buffalo had entered the thicket a few hundred yards below us.
7
They entered the thicket, holding each other close, in silence.
8
Drawing his sword, which he wore on account of thieves, he entered the thicket.
9
They entered the thicket again and as soon as they came near enough we fired.
10
When they entered the thicket they heard Langdon's voice raised in a shout of triumph.
11
As they entered the thicket, Dave gave a yell.
12
There-there-theyhaveentered the thicket, and one has climbed the rock, and will soon overtake us.
13
There was a moment's pause of expectation after the Judge entered the thicket with his hounds.
14
Tomaso dismounted and entered the thicket.
15
So, quitting the highroad, he also entered the thickets, and began spying around after stout Arthur a Bland.
16
They entered the thicket on the side of the mountain, where Jack Shadow had taken up his abode.